International sectoral spillovers: an empirical analysis for German and U.S. industries

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A comparative analysis of productivity convergence in the US and Germany aimed at determining if catching up and convergence in productivity occurred is done using time-series and cross-sectoral data. Knowledge spillovers were taken into account. Using a production function framework,results of the analysis reveal that productivity catching-up had taken place. They showed that spillovers could be a source of endogenous growth for both productivity leaders and less-developed nations.

Productivity, Usage, Case studies, Evaluation, Economic aspects, Germany, United States economic conditions, Production functions (Economics), Convergence (Mathematics), Time-series analysis, Time series analysis

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Equity prices, productivity growth and 'The New Economy'

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United Kingdom, Denmark, Science & research, Commodity & service prices, Research, Prices and rates, Growth, Company growth, Company pricing policy, Equity (Finance), Productivity, Author abstract

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